MGT 406 Case Study Papa John International 2007 Identification of competencies The 4 different competences of Papa John’s International include its focus on providing high quality products, operating system, marketing and franchise system. Providing High Quality Products Firstly, Papa Johns’ focus on providing pizzas of superior quality to its customers has laid down the foundation for its success in the long run. Unlike its competitors who focused on cost reduction, Papa Johns focused on
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markets. They have reached out to girl and boy tweens. They released their first PG- 13 movie, Pirates of the Caribbean, this helped capture an older target market rather than only appealing to children. 2. How does Disney’s cross-platform franchising help create sustainable competitive advantage? Cross-platforming helps Disney reach larger markets while staying sustainable. They have such platforms in consumer products, theme parks, and record labels. When Disney has a successful franchise
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(GNC). In no time GNC, started to produce other products such as: vitamin and mineral supplements, foods, drinks, as well as cosmetics. Shakarian, being an entrepreneur who had what it took, did not limit his potentials, but allowed GNC to begin franchising in the year 1988. Today, the GNC Company and franchised stores are operated throughout America and worldwide. According to the website, the company’s franchise strategy has benefited over 70 years, of retail and brand dominance. Because
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Case Study: Franchise Strategic Planning 1. What inputs did Allegra management use to formulate their strategic plan? The basic model management of Allegra is franchising. Franchising - is an organization of business in which the company (the franchisor) transfers to an independent person or company ( franchisee) the right to sell the products and services of this company. Franchisee agrees to sell the product or service at a predetermined laws and regulations of doing business that sets the
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1. Introduction The establishment of Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Ico. (RMCF), was in 1982 as a public offering business. It had a global focus and was able to insert itself within the Canadian society and the United Arab Emirates community. Its main activity is within the confectionery industry. The Board of Directors (BoD) has kept its vision and contributed to the success of the business and has carried it to higher levels of efficiency. The innovative capacity of its personnel has given
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Case: Is Quality Good Marketing or Is Good Marketing Quality1 Quality is important to the employees of a Fortune 500 leisure furniture manufacturer and retailer. Franchise owners are required to operate their stores with a focus on high quality, knowing that their license may be revoked if the corporation judges their quality to be inadequate. Franchise owners recognize that commitment to quality begins with management and filters down to all areas of the business. Managers believe that if they
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Advantage of franchising – Subway In engaging a franchise business, one will face the pros and cons from the business they operate. There are a lot of benefits prospective franchisees can get from Subway the company provides their franchisees with assistances before and after they open a Subway restaurant. Services provided before opening include an intensive 2-week training, site selection, restaurant design, equipment ordering, and access to product formulas & operational systems. And services
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1) Porter’s five forces include: Threat of new entrants, bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, threat of substitute products, and rivalry among competing firms. I believe there is a low threat of new entrants for Starbucks. Starbucks deals with threat of new entrants by use of product differentiation. In a commodity market, Starbucks differentiated itself by building a strong brand name and a unique culture. Also their access to distribution channels helps them compete with the
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A. Advantages from the Franchisor’s point of view: Financial: Franchising creates another source of income for the franchisor, through payment of franchise fees, royalty & levies in addition to the possibility of sourcing private label products to franchisees. This capital injection provides an improved cash flow, a higher return on investment and higher profits. Other financial benefits that the franchisor enjoys are reduced operating, distribution and advertising costs. Of course that also means
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Ice Delights Case Study 1. Evaluate the “Deal” as it is presented in the case As outlined below, ICEDELIGHTS is willing to provide an acceptable option to the franchisees due to their inability to commit to the venture immediately. The revisions to the deal allow the franchisees flexibility in their timeline for raising capital and financing the deal. Regardless of the timeline, the situation presents a concern with the franchisees ability to raise the amount of capital required to open
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